Analyze the development of Laxmichand's devotion to Sai Baba as described in the Satcharitra.

Laxmichand's devotion underwent a significant transformation following his direct experience of Sai Baba's grace. Initially, he was simply a devotee who was experiencing physical discomfort from hunger and back pain. However, as Chapter 28 narrates, when Baba not only fulfilled his craving for khaja but also verbalized his silent suffering, it served as a catalyst. This personal miracle caused "joy to arise in his heart," and from that moment, his "love was fixed on Baba." His devotion evolved from a passive state to an active, regular practice. Chapter 28 mentions that he began a routine of sending offerings like garlands, camphor, and incense to Shirdi through other pilgrims, establishing a continuous and deeply personal connection with Baba.